Care Management

Whether you're planning ahead, facing a crisis, or simply unsure where to begin, our Care Management team brings professional insight and compassionate coordination to every step of your journey. We serve as advocates, navigators, and a calming presence in times of uncertainty.

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What’s Included:

  • One-on-one consultation with a dedicated Care Manager

  • Review of current situation, goals, and concerns

  • Comprehensive Care Plan addressing key areas of health, safety, and quality of life

  • Coordination with family, providers, and service teams

  • Ongoing check-ins and adjustments based on changing needs

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What You Receive:

  • Personalized support tailored to the client’s lifestyle and values

  • A clear roadmap with professional recommendations

  • Peace of mind knowing someone is overseeing the big picture

  • Assistance navigating healthcare systems and community services

  • Compassionate, ethical guidance in times of stress or transition

  • Coordination of out-of-state relocation to Washington for older adults or couples

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Ongoing Support:

  • Monthly or as-needed check-ins

  • Emergency support and advocacy when issues arise

  • Care Plan updates as needs evolve

  • Involvement during hospitalizations, ER visits, or transitions of care

  • Coordination with legal decision-makers, guardians, and POA’s if applicable

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Ideal For:

  • Individuals who are aging alone or without local support

  • Families who feel overwhelmed managing care

  • Those transitioning from hospital or rehab

  • Clients facing cognitive decline, mobility issues, or chronic illness

  • Out-of-area loved ones needing a local advocate for a parent or friend

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How It Works:

  • Contact us to schedule a complimentary consultation

  • We assess needs and draft a Care Plan

  • You receive recommendations and next steps

  • We continue supporting, monitoring, and adapting over time

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Frequently Asked Questions:

  • Q: What does a Care Manager actually do?
    A: We’re your boots-on-the-ground professional — a blend of social worker, nurse, and advocate — helping coordinate care, solve problems, and reduce overwhelm.

  • Q: Do I have to commit to long-term services?
    A: Not at all. You can start with an initial Care Plan and add ongoing support as needed.

  • Q: Can you attend medical appointments with me?
    A: Yes, if you’d like us to. We can attend in person or help prepare questions in advance.

  • Q: Do you work with legal decision-makers?
    A: Yes. We frequently collaborate with POAs, Guardians, and Conservators to ensure care is aligned with client wishes and legal authority.

  • Q: What if I already have a caregiver?
    A: That’s great! We can support and guide their work by creating structure and offering oversight, helping ensure needs are met appropriately.